We’ve written a guide to imaging and manipulation of brain pericytes using two-photon microscopy. It includes everything from how to...
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Stephanie Bonney receives F32 award!
Post-doctoral fellow, Stephanie Bonney, has won an F32 award from the NINDS to elucidate the role of perivascular fibroblasts in ischemic injury...
Read moreDavid Hartmann receives Distinguished Graduate Award
Recent MD/PhD Graduate, David Hartmann, has won a Distinguished Graduate Student Award from the Medical University of South Carolina. He gave a...
Read moreVanessa Receives Post-doctoral Fellowship from the American Heart Association!
Congrats to Vanessa Coelho-Santos for winning a prestigious AHA fellowship for her project: Imaging Development of Brain Microvascular Networks...
Read moreVanessa and Andree-Anne Win Awards at Local Symposium!
Every year, the Seattle Children’s Research Institute holds a student and post-doc symposium to highlight the exciting and diverse research...
Read moreAn exciting visit to University of South Florida
Thanks to Jerry Breslin for an invitation to speak at the USF Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology Seminar In Tampa Bay, Florida. A wonderful...
Read moreNew Review on Development of Brain Vasculature!
The brain is a needy organ. It needs a constant flow of fresh, oxygenated blood. Remarkably, the brain establishes an intricate microvascular...
Read moreSummer Time in the City!
A busy lab this summer! The lab welcomes new post-doctoral fellow Dr. Stephanie Bonney, a recent grad of Prof. Julie Siegenthaler at U. Colorado...
Read moreLab receives pilot grant to image pericytes in white matter
In the metropolis that is our brain, the gray matter represents the buildings, and the white matter represents the wires that connect them all...
Read moreQ & A with the Dana Foundation
Dr. Shih recently chatted with Kayt Sukel from the Dana Foundation for a Q & A. The Dana Foundation David Mahoney Neuroimaging Award was the...
Read moreSeattle Children’s article on our research by Jennifer Carson
Dr. Andy Shih hopes to solve the mystery of microinfarcts — small, asymptomatic strokes that often occur undetected. Learn about how Andy’s...
Read moreJCBFM Cover!
We are lucky to be selected for JCBFM cover three times in the last few years! For this months issue, our paper on pericyte organization and...
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